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good evening. >> the victim is terrel roberts who got his starts at the high school. >> reporter: terrel roberts graduated from the high school 20 years ago. he was a very talented player on the football team. family, friends and neighbors say he was a good man and they have the same question, why. what was the motive. >> a constant flow of family and friends offered comfort and support to terrell roberts 's grandmother and twin brother. >> i want to bring roses to his grandmother and give her a hug. >> the question why anyone will kill the former defensive back. >> like another brother to me. it is terrible. >> he played for oregon state university. the bengals signed him in 2003

after he went undrafted. the quarterback played in 23 games and two seasons. the bengals released him in 2005 after he injured his knee. from all accounts, he was well- respected and a strong family man. >> excellent father, great guy, loving grandson, loving son expect police say they gunman as a black man between 25 and 35 years old. roughly 250 pounds. bald with a beard wearing a black shirt. detectives say the man shot him once in the chest. >> there was a disturbance in the garage. it occurred in the garage and he stumbled to the backyard. >> police have not released a motive. he survived by a son and 38 years old. kpix 5 . san francisco oceans beach gorges. 87 degrees today. that is not bad compared to

what inland city sees that san franciscans not be used to it buildings black air conditioning. >> he can be 10 degrees higher indoors and outdoors. it can be 100 degrees inside your home and many buildings don't have air circulation. that heat can be tracked and persist for days. >> if you think it was warm today, we will find out tomorrow and the numbers. >> everything i know about san francisco is you wait a day and open the window and equals off. >> can is onto something. cooling this weekend. sunday you will ask for heat. today and tomorrow is hot days. 87 in san francisco. a bit of an ocean breeze and 70 a currently. the most interesting thing from this hot snap is that oakland is as warm or warmer the places

like livermore, san jose and santa rosa because the lack of ocean breeze. heat advisory is done for today. back in affect tomorrow from 11:00 to 7:00. widespread heat from the coast all the way inland. the change tomorrow is that the temperature in san francisco or oakland but inland. low to mid 90s today and in the upper 90s and low 100s tomorrow. concord will hit 100. 15 degrees above average. san jose is 96. oakland is 91. san fran is as hot as today is 87 and air-quality. half of the equation. we will be downright chilly with a chance of showers. we will talk about the rain moves into the area and the seven-day forecast coming up. part has become the latest victim of the skyrocketing rent and the agency is spending millions to avoid a rate hike.

bart approved to $27 million to purchase the building on webster across from the current headquarters. they have been leasing offices since 2003 but that lease is up in 2021 and the landlord wants to jack up the rent. commercial office space is at a prevent downtown. the move will save millions of dollars in the long haul. soon you will be able to enjoy an extravagant dinner at the top of the sales force tower. that will be great. today the joint powers authority announced that it will lease space for a 5000 square-foot rooftop restaurant. it doesn't have a name yet but in all likelihood it will be run by the award-winning shaft chef known for running the kitchen in berkeley. the restaurant has yet to set the opening date. the city has a new ally in

the lawsuit against wells fargo. accusing the bag of targeting minorities with predatory loans. attorney general assigned the suit working his way through the court since 2050. he believes that the bank pushed high risk, higher cost loans on black and latino customers. the loans led to foreclosure, homelessness and blight in the communities. wells fargo disputes the account telling the times we continue to disagree with the city's accusations. we are prepared to present a strong argument in support of our long history of fair and responsible lending in oakland and across the country. felicity huffman could spend up to one month in prison for paying to wreak her daughter's sats. there is a package of bills inspired by the scandal. what lawmakers are being to fix. federal prosecutor say a student enrolled here after his

dad paid someone $100,000 to take his sons sats for him. the governor is considering a number of new bills aimed at controlling the admissions process. >> that is disheartening because it takes spots away from people who deserved it. they worked hard. they are not writing on the hook . >> they have to have a minimum gpa to be considered. the school can admit students with a lower gpa or test score using what is called an exception. michael said exceptions should not be used to help the wealthy but they can serve for purses a purpose. >> people talk at the same opportunities. they should have a chance to retire to better themselves. >> a bill to require most colleges in california to report how many exceptions they offer and how many accepted.

>> we want to make sure there was adequate data regarding donors and what kind of differential treatment donors received. >> other bills would require three administrators to sign off on exceptions. it will prevents parents from reporting the bribes as charitable donations. the resolution asked the uc to consider phasing out the use of the sat and act altogether. >> i am hopeful he will sign the whole package. >> we reached out to the office of the president and they say they do not give preference to alumni for donors and they are voluntarily monitoring more closely any exceptions granted in the system. kpix 5 . rent control could take effect january. the governor will sign the bill limiting annual rent hikes to 5% a year plus inflation. in santa clara county, a pet store targeted by a

suspected arsonist and now the owner is worried about how much longer he can keep his business afloat. how loyal customers are going above and beyond to ensure the store takes a come back. >> reporter: it has been a week since the fire shutdown pets and more. they have enough to keep them afloat for a little while longer but the clock is ticking. >> the burned-out whole in the ceiling is still there. the power is not out. the owner is still hanging on. >> how long can you keep on going with that opening the store? >> that is a good question. right now we are into week two. if we can get it open in the first month, we should be okay. >> a witness said homeless woman stud put a piece of paper and the crack. no one was around as flames crept into the attic. on monday they tracked down

cassandra. 35 years old. they charged with arson. police say she confessed but gave no clear motive. >> does it make you anger? i don't think anger but disappointed and sad. really sad that it happened. >> frustrated at the pace? >> frustrated we would love to be open right now but we can't let anybody in the store until we know what is going on. >> we saw customer after customer get turned away and someone started a gofundme page that has raised more than $2000. >> i was touched. that is huge. you don't realize how much you affect people until something like this happened. i get almost teary-eyed expect octavius has been coming here for 10 years. the staff knows the pets by names. >> hopefully we can keep small businesses around here longer.

>> it is nice to be loved. >> it is what it is all about. >> kpix 5 . a bank robber might want to pick a new profession. the only thing he got away with was trying to rob the bank. >> police say he walked into the chase bank downtown before 1:00 yesterday afternoon and handed the teller a note demanding cash and the teller said no. the suspect ran off and police said: if you recognize him. if you run a stop sign you get a ticket. >> bicyclist are about to find out an expensive lesson. >> i will take this as a wake- up call. a gathering of friends takes a turn as a balcony drops out from under their feet. meet the answer to airport anxiety. kpix is a proud sponsor of the pet fair this weekend at the alameda county fairgrounds. for details you can go to kpix.com.

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police are ticketing the wrong people. >> reporter: designating as a bike boulevard it is intended to be bike friendly and those who use it don't seem to feel obligation to stop along the way. >> it requires a lot of energy to put on the brakes and come to a complete stop and regain momentum. i think that is why people cruise through. >> it is hard to find anyone who will stop at the intersection but police say the data shows this is not a behavior without consequences. >> between january 1 of this year to july 1 of this year, there was 64 by salak bicyclist accidents and two of the incidents when the by service was employed officers to write tickets on the boulevard. that anchors the advocate to

see police are focusing not on teachers busy intersections but only quite street where cyclists feel comfortable cruising through. berkeley has put a lot of effort into discouraging cars on the street to accommodate the bikes and pedestrians. >> this is where the biking in east bay is not happening on the boulevard for the green light because the bike plan said we should be addressing where the dangerous behaviors are happening. >> we need to put it in perspective. since july they have only written 36 citations to bicyclists and in that same time they wrote 106 citations to drivers you go through the stop signs. let's take the nightly live look at sfo. good news for travelers. the reconstruction project has hit its halfway point. 48 hours ahead of schedule. they are not out of the woods yet. 294 flights had to be delayed

today. 85 were canceled. if you end up stuck at sfo be on the lookout for the airports official therapy pig. that is her right there. and she is not hard to spot. she will be wearing a pet the best and a 22. she is a pig. also tonight, the instagram star is back home again after being stolen from his owners apartment. otis the pug was missing yesterday and the owner said he was the only thing taken. she put the flowers offering a $15,000 rework. a man called saying he spotted otis at a homeless encampment. the woman said that another woman offered her the dog on th the had been no arrests. otis is home again.

>> two good news stories. the pig and pug. >> a nice sunset. it is and we like it during the new 7 pm news because we can show you it as it is setting. without further ado, there it is. goldengate, golden sunset, harmony. 96 in santa rosa. concord is 96. above-average but not that much above-average. san francisco is 88. way above average. half moon bay is 75. hotter tomorrow. oakland is 61 and tonight is not been 61. animal pictures. the bay area pet festival sponsored by kpix 5 . the fairgrounds this weekend. down to 80 degrees and a cooling trend coming after tomorrow and the mill valley

fall arts festival at the park will be beautiful down to the upper 70s by sunday. a lot of changes coming. the change today was the warmer weather. it is not the ocean warmed up but the flow from the ocean is gone. today and tomorrow we will get no flow from the ocean. not the offshore wind. minimal push from the ocean keeping us very warm for 24 hours. zero ocean breeze been active to the north. severe thunderstorm warnings for western washington. some of the active weather will move to washington and oregon into northern california by monday giving us our first widespread shower chance in four months. one third of the year we will get hot and wet. futurecast tomorrow morning with clear skies throughout the day. saturday the wind changes but no clouds. sunday is the day we will see cloud cover and partly sunny

skies by late afternoon and evening and monday is cloudy, breezy, chilly, showery. widespread showers in the forecast for monday. tonight temperatures hit the peak and the trend into the weekend. if you don't like hot, you got there today and get through tomorrow it will get cooler. 100 degrees tomorrow in concord. 97 for sunnyvale. san ramon is 99. antioch is 102. nevada is 98 in berkeley is 88 san francisco is 77. cloverdale is 100 and a high of 96. cool down a lot the water on saturday" done a lot inland on sunday. the one day lag and monday is 60s to low 70s and cloudy and scattered showers. rather cool for tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week. most of the seven-day forecast is below average but not tomorrow. looking nice. a great weekend. investigators are dropping a bombshell about the deadly dive

boat fire. they are saying the crew was asleep when the flames erupted below deck. a close call. a small plane comes in for a crash landing and it nearly cups a guy standing on the ground. their daughter is asian but her parents are not. the fertility clinic that is in big trouble tonight. oakland plans to close a high-performing school and merge it with a low performing school. tonight we hear from parents you say, no way. they will go to court to keep that from happening. by the strolle♪s

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we learned the entire crew of the scuba diving boat was asleep in a caught fire last week according to the report from the ntsb pick up down the members trying to say the 34 people trapped before smoke and flames forced them to abandon ship. a six member of the crew was killed. a crew has finished raising the wreckage of the conception. a year or more before the final reported of what caused the fire. a crash landing in florida. only two on the plane. check at the airport worker diving for cover as the plane nearly clips him. he is okay. two pilots are recovering. the plane is a total loss. to jury acquitted the former cheerleader of killing the newborn baby she buried in the backyard. the 20-year-old face nearly half a dozen charges including aggravated murder. she was only

convicted of abusing a corpse. she will be sentenced tomorrow. a new jersey fertility clinic is being sued after a wide facility used sperm from the wrong man for the procedure. the man passed on a genetic disorder to the child. >> you want to have a child and you can have fun and finally you are able to. it is very confusing. >> the parents are seeking monetary damages and information on their daughter's biological father. this thing could get sent to around the world in no time flat. the supersonics led the military is testing in the military of the new mexico desert. by the strolle♪s

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call. click. or visit a store today. the opinions you get from everyone when it is hot outside. who loves it or hates it? it will cool off. fog at the coast. and mild start in the. lots of sunshine and a hot one tomorrow. sunrises 6:49. updating the temperatures in the up-to-the-minute forecast from 4:30 until 9:00. >> one day of heat. >> we will be okay. >> i love, actually. >> the offers this testing a new sled so fast that even if

you don't blink you will miss it. >> i missed it. what happened? >> this rockets down a test track at 6600 miles per hour. that is 1.8 miles per second. even slowed to one quarter speed it is impossible to see it. the track is used to test hypersonic weaponry. the air force is not saying anything else about this particular test. >> project rudolph. >> amazing. thank you for watching, see you at 11:00. ♪ find the brands you love from nordstrom.

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